This is better from Denmark! Line Jensen plays a nice through ball to Theresa Nielsen who's breaking forward, and her chipped cross causes problems for the Germans in the middle, but it's knocked behind for a Danish corner.

The resulting delivery flies past everyone across the face of goal, but the referee spots an infringement. Germany clear.

The last time Germany or West Germany didn't reach at least the semi-finals of this competition was 1987... And that year, only four teams were actually at the Women's Euros.

They've dominated this event for decades and they're on course for another last-four tie, as it stands, as they aim for their seventh straight title.

But there's just under an hour left for Denmark to change things, so plenty of time.

Denmark's Nadia Nadim does well down the right, but slightly overhits her cross and it goes out of play on the far side.

Germany's keeper is yet to get her gloves dirty, to be honest.

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Rain is now falling in Rotterdam again. Both of these sides - and the fans - have seen enough wet weather already this weekend to last for months.

Denmark are struggling to keep the ball for long spells, giving it away frequently inside their own half.

They need to settle and grow in to the game. They're capable of much better than this.

The Germans move the ball nicely in the final third and set up Linda Dallmann for the chance to shoot, but her low effort is well saved by Stina Lykke Petersen.

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Sara Dabritz dinks a decent cross in from the German left flank, but there's no one in the middle on the end of it.

Germany are keeping possession, with the Danes doing plenty of work off the ball.

The pace of the game has slowed somewhat, after an excellent, fast-paced start led to four or five chances in the opening eight minutes.

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Aleks: I think England and Germany are the two favourites for the euros, I'd say France as well but Renard will be a big miss.

A lot of people would agree with you Aleks. England meet France in the last eight tonight, from 19:45 BST. The Lionesses have not beaten the French since 1974... But Les Bleus are without their suspended captain, centre-back Wendie Renard.

If you're just tuning in, this match was rescheduled at short notice after very heavy rain saw the game called off last night.

The winners will face either Austria or Spain (who meet later today at 17:00 BST) in the semi-finals.

Germany midfielder Dzsenifer Marozsan clips the resulting free-kick over the wall, but it's easily held by the keeper.

When Germany stroke the ball around, they do it with style.

They win a free-kick near the edge of the D, as Anja Mittag is brought down.

Dangerous position.

Good game, this!

Bayern's Kristin Demann loops a shot towards goal, but Danish keeper Stina Lykke Petersen - who was at fault for the opener - dives well to her left to palm it wide.

That's better from the Danes! Wolfsburg's Pernille Harder - who is having a great tournament - gets into the German penalty area but her low shot slides just wide across goal.

Denmark are all over the place at the back! Dzsenifer Marozsan almost has the holders' second goal after a messy bit of defending, but this time Stina Lykke Petersen gets down low to make the save.

So, the Netherlands are already through and one of these sides will join them in the last four.

Then Austria, Spain, England and France are in action later.

But who do you think will be European champions come next Sunday night?

Let me know your thoughts via #bbcfootball on Twitter or text 81111 (UK only).

So, Germany and Denmark try again. Eventually, we're off!

Germany, all in white, get this game (finally) started.

After rousing renditions of the two anthems, kick-off is up next.

Germany are expected to win this, but Denmark may well have something to say about that...